New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27
WANTEC-3OME FORESIGHT
aAcgGoERs EXPOSED TO A NE" N
DEMIC.

RACEGOERS EAfOocD
DEMIC.
>,-~,y HOPE OF CURE EXCEPT ih"0o
"pARI MUTUBL" .u.r
~.. xrordrous kindness born Of ieiio oN. uhnso
chat human sympathy ene ehaetca Wy company must
so,s satsfaction and consolation Is @ rcmarls in
ba accepted as the solo excuse ior new disease
ths nature Of sermon on heai.n a the swamps of
has peeh sn,l,c It "a not a cholera athouss W.,
a. nossesses many Of the cnarae,v ~ sa,, he IL Is
dreaded deadly disease "na .,,uad,ats alarm Epi-
Uo iai rsr copaie Tuin out your uis ,'int
,hnnsSt. on South America, but loon ~ not so
ing disease nearer home You arc TO endemic. who's.
.ao.h from an epidemic "a from an on"o n. n,me
I'LL hsbifa,Ion is sheepshead Bay ana whose N"'
,translaicd from the iatin) is BooimaHer
Tho urinary symptom Of this endemic Is W WAX
mess The person affected anus INN der hour
o.. ah,s His wife has TO sit up hour ai'' h Ill
sly ne,nIs,cr oniates The patients pony pi nn
mt in cold sweats, and now ana tncn ~ % carving
Swcen his teeth "Eurus, Eurus' Eu,"' Di,,mond ~
Arc mopotony cries in his anguish, ,,'s Flor
III ~, niny,o,n Cor a horsei" "Stonebuck! ,
.ace Ms 40 Florence NJ" ono VI , @o ia
alarming characteristics OF the disease % sedo .ly
a. o.c,powet:ng weight when you arr oshes
.s,.ver With il YOU grow exceedingly thin' IL lnasn
.nn INTO notbingncss. Then has o pos. s' Mo
efcd OIL ones eiohi',r ea1hs Tvs Won detect its
ynn, porkct and empiyh'g 1t boi"re you ,s.,,ons
;r.,cnce Il Is contagious rs well as mr. a. .Oxn
ym, arc lust as much in danger OF catchhs ~ -, uot
as at sheepshead Eay-tAo law W 'h0 'o"N''
Ga far the most lcar,ci practsers ct We heuiv rn
.,S nrgcai arts have been unable to discover cur
for this peculiar disease. The chiei ia i. Is The
almost incxcusaho backwardhcss Oh su to eav
diumaI QUALITY of Bo0knraher inc Symptom, go
VII, La wholly unlike those Of tomorrow, anu NV w..
NJ ,n,,orrow will have little in common WIN ono
attack on Wednesday one or umo o yas 60 n1fort-
frm tho polyclinic gave patient VINO was 50 u u
snatc as to fall into their hands last week a ls
Sose az Hndsight but instead OF curing MN i. r
tho moor fellow sickcr than he was beloio. Hon,e
snv rU was a failure Ono man who went nome
An q terrible plight on Thursday IaVcI nno odn'inis
0nt saturday, when DR.. Foruhhowicueu ;nstan
fe,xi n SO dose of Bonanza. The cure was III =,
tareous OF course the general puDhc eoe VIM ~, 70
tho miracle ard made a run on Bonaiha' uu' an en-
Doctor had laid in only small supply u VIZ M
al II vs. al gone before half dozen cures hau
Inen affected There will lie an unilml'eu qudh,"!
of this mediciue at sheepshead Bay to7,as, u". ror
Eoreknowlelge went Chicago lac SATURDAY ai.ol
noon to get some To-Day anu may INV ~ -
10 Ihysc the anlielVu
s.erce has discovered no cure for this endemic,
hut thcre is little heb in Natures saruen .nAt
mas done wonderful things This IL Tie hcro eV" 90
the Moon and its name is Foresight, Inc man "nV
Sa snppv Of IL NAV visit the infected regions WIN
immunity He Will not only escape wv M - S'
hut he win grow happier and healthier every ~is'
In the absence of a positive cure for BookmaAer
rhe lecturer would recommend as RESTORATIVE Vi
nerve and n bepcr of the circulation more fre4ueiV
u.e of pai mutue. In tie vernacular oi seeh'e, ~
WIN come as near knocking our BoohMaAcL as any
thing i'm the world. Perhaps IL may NC salu 49," va 49,
n,Tence that the chief obstacle iii the path Oh mo
natcnt suffering fom Eoohmakcr Is aaul.cia'i i
The medicine lac doses himself win Is oi'en VI I'm
,ura ouav and he poor SOUL cannot detect IL uil.h
Ia las pulued IL down. Par mutuel Is never auu
tcrated aud for that reason alone Is the saics' no
icine tho BooInaher afflicted patient can .aA@ O., ri.
Now for tho plain facts You have Dceh ha,u NJ
In tho last two or three weeks How much longer
can YOU stand the poumlinga Arc you aDe 10 ns ,
n out on this line il it takes ali summer II i7ne
no,tos won are giving tie boOkmakers nom go "
40 a day. You persist in following HARRY huss N
with determination worthy OF pet'cr o"us '1,
afnaf
Win In four starts You have lost $40 on MN. feI-
hans nc will win At the next time ol ashiIs, 90
owes you $40 You must make IL paGH 10" 20
into tie ring and find that 1t Is odds on hin-i " o.
cav cav To set back your $40 you must put up so
Can you AFFORD Iii lie may fail down a pii sS'
rein may break The starter may leave him az UNI
most Ierc.cs may be ripe Tor Hight hcpe''a may
be permitted to run
The bookrnakers having grown bold with impuhny
and waNei insolent with property are TAXING s an
unfair advantage Of conndlng puDir' ino 49,
thcv law against certain horses ought to drive every
tetting man to invest in the mutual POOLS "hero
there is 10 incentive TO fraud OF any KIND iLo
system "a cooperative No one has laid against any
,tc,lar horse each person having backed his fancy
while the aggrega sum invested, dNidcu Al oiud.
shares among many people as nave p "eou 40, o.
money upon the successful horse, must Icpicseh. %
rcar,v as POSSIBLE the mathematical 0das asdhS' Va
in favor of that horse. In nine cases OUT ol e.i %
bettor gets larger return for his inVesten. W .t
pan muruel system than by Placing IL WIN tn
avaricions booknlakers. Take saturdays races, ior
example Bonanza who paid $40 for % Ill inc pooAs,
gave a return Of $55 60 III the loois, an hCIc"so "
60 The betting against Umpire was 10 10 l.
NV the cooperative system of pools he declared
dividend OF So2 %, which was $27 % more than inc
books paid. You had to put up $2o 10 win ., vn
The Bard, while the same investment III ,no lutuai
pools returned profit OF - 20. Inc ou's "e" i
iIorence NJ huctuatcd so greatly that coIhpallsVH
would lie unfair. In the case OF Brown Duho w.. VIC
nooIs maid All IS more for s. invested than inc
books With MammOnist 1t was s'aho-ol,
hero is one day IN which an investment Of 80 PAL"
s53 80 more b. the cooperative system tntn W NV
most soeptical person that IS to his advantage
iorsake tie grasplng booAmakcrs ana lnVe'. III uls
,ools IL heavy bettOrs would try the french system
awhile it would the effect OF Iengthenng inc Odus
lail by the boohmakers.
The two modes of betting known as the par
rontueI In France and as tie 0ta iser or tOtalsator
en- GERMANY Austria, Ncw-zeaiand and Australia,
represent the same system or prlnclie; ndWS'
that OF cooperation applied to speculation upon noi1
races So far a. Franco is concerned tails system -
not novelty but revival; for it was irsJ lh'iouueeu
Learly twenty years ago by spaniaid haueo onei
who opened one or two onlces upon INC bP''VN aiu
dos Italiens at which betting oil the Englsn races
yros carried on during the week while on sundays ana
other racing days the stan Of CLERKS was cA-a5eu DIT
Longchamps Chantiliy taking the money at some
largo vans lifted up for the purpose NJ 'IicI riea
was initiated and Just beiov aid after the war WIZ
Germany these part mu,uei offices did great ucai
of business After time, however, Tie pOloe' nh1t
ing that they increasing In all uNcuOiIs am" .haV
the minimum stake was so small rs 10 pilns 'ho,
within tie reach Of the lower CLASSES, determined
to prosecute Them and the tribunals decided That tho
came within the definition of gaming house ana
could therefore DO closed Accordingly they wcIc
closed not only In Iais-whlch WAS perhaps WIS.,
measure as there can DO need for ontring facilities
10 bc for those who do not attend the rcebut upon
the course ITSELF and though the totaiisns System
has been hourshing ever since at the German anu
Austrian race meetings, nothing more was heard OIL
II In France until NJ Goblet determined that the lc-
pubiio should no longer lac undcr the leproach OF
ogc,ing announcement t. gambling md, IN fact
the betting lists the principal race meetings had u
late years acquired evn influence over racing IL
Fra CO ard to the Vaccinations )f the principal list
men NAV be traced some OF the gfavest scandals